Yimpa

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  1. I recommend meditating on this video to gain a new perspective:
  2. Letting go of control and the need to figure anything out is also an option
  3. (Wanted to reply on there^, but felt it more appropriate on this thread) — Another warning is assuming that there’s 0 chance of harming yourself on cannabis (this includes both marijuana and hemp). As cannabis becomes more widely accepted and legalized all around the world, there’ll be some who use it for hardcore spiritual purposes. It’s likely that those people have little to no experience with altered states of consciousness, may have mental disorders, and will also use cannabis in immature ways. Without proper support and theoretical foundation, they can be led down a dark path without understanding how to get out of it. And like I mentioned before, do not underestimate the power of THC. Even if you take a product with higher CBD to help balance the psychoactive effects, THC is still not to be messed with. I’m super sensitive to THC… even a 0.5mg change in THC can acutely alter my state of consciousness. Keep in mind I take cannabis oil prescribed to me by a doctor, which has strict testing and regulations in place. Because of this, I know exactly how much CBD and THC I’m getting. Depending on where you live, however, this may not be the case for you (e.g. USA). You’re probably taking more THC than what your product claims and even heavy metals and contaminants, even if you buy yours legally. The good news is when your support system is fortified and constantly improving, cannabis can definitely be used in positive ways. And by positive, I don’t just mean getting high and mellowing out, I also mean facing parts of yourself you don’t want to face and bringing up traumas you didn’t know existed. —- Here’s a story of a kid who used it immaturely, which ultimately led to his own suicide. This scenario, while rare, is not impossible: https://www.rmpbs.org/blogs/rocky-mountain-pbs/mother-is-desperate-to-warn-others-about-the-harms-of-thc-concentrates/
  4. What would limit GOD from creating parts of itself? Limiting Reality to being effortless is a mistake. This is the most unfortunate trap of nondual teachings.
  5. Ehh, that’s what autopay is for. And DoorDash. Just be careful not to use these tools as a way to avoid hard work. Most people do.
  6. More and more, whenever deep bouts of fear arise, it becomes directly clear that not only am I creating the fear, but anybody I reach out to for help is also me, because I’m communicating with Myself! Sounds scary, but from higher perspectives it’s clearly seen as Love. This is exactly what we are avoiding. Love! It’s so beautiful; it can annihilate all previous notions you have of yourself the deeper you let it in!
  7. @Princess Arabia Thank you
  8. I don’t hear anybody complaining that dinosaurs and neanderthals are extinct.
  9. I’m 27 as well, so I can relate to your struggle. Trust me, it’s never too late to change the course of your life. This will require gradually shedding away old beliefs you have about yourself and discovering new perspectives. Like zooming out and seeing the bigger picture, giving you more clarity about who you are. Making a long-term commitment towards forgiving yourself is helpful. It’s not about ignoring and forgetting the pain and regret, it’s about a deep acceptance of yourself. And realizing that you can still move forward despite your circumstances. // (Imagine shedding away old beliefs as organically losing layers of yourself that’ve been weighing you down + giving you a false sense of protection, rather than pushing it away.)
  10. Sure there’s value. For example, if you’re afraid of talking to girls, but deep inside you want to talk to them and get to know them. The solution isn’t to avoid them. Doing that makes it worse in the long-term. Instead, you want to make a commitment to talk to them gradually and learn that you can handle it. With repeated practice the fear can transform into excitement.
  11. My first kiss was awkward as fudge. No shame in that. In fact, when we talked about how awkward it was weeks later, we both got a great kick out of it. With more practice you will, for sure, get better at the kissing game. Don’t give up!
  12. @Osaid Thank you for bringing up emotions. There are actually people who have extreme difficulty recognizing, expressing, and describing their emotions. It’s called alexithymia. Humans are fascinating.
  13. We’re here to understand what Reality is. Happiness is important, but so is sadness.
  14. Very insightful video. I don’t need to say anything else.
  15. Everyone has an opinion on something. Even work that is objectively considered “the best” can be perceived negatively. Take for example The Beatles. There will still be some people who say that their music is overrated and not good enough.
  16. Yet there are “aha!” moments that arise, seemingly out of nowhere, and it’s beautiful and inspiring.
  17. Rest assured, I am most certainly a buffoon.
  18. No, what’ll happen in due time is you’ll stop taking your human life for granted and start to appreciate it with a fresh perspective. Trust me, you wouldn’t want that even if you were given the option to. Again, not because you’re bored of realizing that you’re GOD, but because you start to truly appreciate why limitation exists and how important it is to appreciate all aspects of REALITY.
  19. Slow down. Your foot is stuck on the gas pedal without you realizing it. You’ve mentioned that you’ve gone through “a dark knight of the soul”. It would be wise to take some time off to process it, rather than continue business as usual as if nothing had happened.